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Writing to the World Wide Web

WRIT: 2510, Section 3 and 4, (71564/ 72504)
Professor: Jan Fernheimer, Department of Language, Literature, and Communication
Office hours: Sage 4403, T/Fr 9-10 AM and by appointment.
Please send email to schedule an appointment.

Class home

Policies

Syllabus

Assignments

LRO stuff

Resources and tips

Class wiki

Readings

Student Sites
Tips and Resources

On this page you'll find an assortment of links that should help you in preparing materials for this class.

Response Groups

Group 1 or A:

10 am section: Evgeuni, Bobbie, Kevin, Dylan, Ryan, Barry, Kevin

2 pm section: Graham, Kenny, Andy, David, Chris J.

Group 2 or B:

10 am section: Matt, Daniel, Brian, Keve, Michael, Malcolm, Eric, Terry

2 pm section: Marissa, Daniel, Jeff, Chris, Cory,

How-to Read and Print Word Comments
Once you receive your comments, remember to go "view" and highlight "comments" to split the screen so you can actually read them. To print comments from a Mac, make sure you go to "file," and select "print," then in the third box, make sure you go to "Microsoft Word." Once you receive the Word dialogue box, hit "word options" and check comments and hiddent text. Happy Reading!

How to Access the class drop-box
From a PC, all you need to do is go to the start menu, click run, and when it prompts you for the server, type in
\\human101.hss-win.rpi.edu/classes/WRIT-2510

When you get to the WRIT-2510 folder and click inside, there will be two folders one called "section 3" which is for the 2pm folks and one called "section 4" which is for the 10 am folks. I realize that is slightly counter-intuitive, but I didn't make up the names and apologize in advance.

From a MAC go to the go menu at the top of your computer, click "connect to server" and type in
smb://human101.hss-win.rpi.edu/classes/WRIT-2510

When you get to the WRIT-2510 folder and click inside, there will be two folders one called "section 3" which is for the 2pm folks and one called "section 4" which is for the 10 am folks. I realize that is slightly counter-intuitive, but I didn't make up the names and apologize in advance.

Once you get there, it will prompt you for a password (which should be the same as your RCS name and password). If you have trouble, email me immediately.

How to access the RCS server

From a PC, all you need to do is go to the start menu, click run, and when it prompts you for the server, type in
\\sambasrv.rpi.edu

From a MAC go to the go menu at the top of your computer, click "connect to server" and type in
smb://sambasrv.rpi.edu

Design Links

Useful Modules for Workshops/Tutorials

Resume/Career Tips

RPI's Career Center's Resume Writing Resources

Purdue's OWL Resume Writing Resources

UT's Virgil's Resume Writing Workshop

 

Accesibility

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Information

RPI Computer-related Stuff

Writing Related

Cool Tech Stuff to Try Out for Your On-going Wiki Assignment